Advice — GenPink

Embracing the Now

I am only 22 years old and I can’t have everything yet. The belief that the very second you are handed a college degree you are also going to land a glamorous job, live comfortably in a modern apartment in the city and hobnob every night with all of the most successful 20-somethings in the [...]

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Hit the Brakes – Red Flags in Relationships

by Danae Advice

Danae Matthews lives in San Francisco and writes for an on-line women’s health resource Women’s Health Base. Hit the Brakes There is a defining moment in every relationship. The first kiss that assures a mutual attraction. Meeting the parents. For all of the flowery displays of affection and exclusivity there are then the “red-flag” moments. [...]

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Not Your Parents’ Job: Five Careers That Didn’t Exist 10 Years Ago

by Annie Advice

By Annie Favreau from Inside Jobs Whether you’re a graduate on your first employment hunt or a young professional looking for a career change, you want to choose a job that’s got a future. One way to do this? Pick a career in a new or developing field. Here are five jobs that hadn’t been [...]

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DITCH YOUR INNER CRITIC: Five Practical Ways to Stop Beating Yourself Up So your Inner Superstar is Free to Shine

by Amy Ahlers Advice

By Amy Ahlers, Certified Life Coach & Author “If only I were thin enough, rich enough, better looking…THEN I could stop being so hard on myself.” Have you ever had that thought? If only your circumstances were different you could then magically shift your internal dialogue into an empowering, nurturing, loving one, right? After more [...]

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Donate, dispose, and de-clutter: Tips from a Girl on the Move

In a previous entry, I mentioned that I’m making a few changes in my life. One of them involves a change of scenery. In other words, I’ll be moving soon – in fact in a just a couple weeks. I want to stay close to the places and people that I enjoy the most so [...]

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